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(male announcer) this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> tonight at 8-- new information about the case against a redwood city teacher. who's accused of abusing autistic children. the san mateo county district attorney has *dropped charges. because witnesses have changed their stories. but as kron 4's dan kerman tells us. that does *not mean the case is going away.

>> reporter: the d.a. could be dropping their case but that does not mean that we're dropping our case. >> this attorney is representing the family of a special needs >> when you have a child with special needs they have and to need extra compassion, extra attention. when i found out that there was abuse, and a toxic environment it was devastating. i feel like a little piece of meat diet when i heard about this. >> reporter: the abuse allegations from a handful of teachers aides. he felt as if a part of pam -- died --. part of it -- him died --. >> it feels as if our

children are being victimized by not getting the justice they deserve. it does not mean that this ian abuse did not happen. >> there were abuses such as being kicked and food shop in their face. they are even lying dead or line now with food and -- shoved in their face. the to the teachers' aides are lying now or then. >> they believe that the journey is over and she is innocent. with misinformation and we understand that the continuation of the lawsuit but and they want to assure that the. in the community she has never abused children.

>> tonight. oakland police say the city is a little safer. after nearly 20 violent crime suspects are rounded up in a series of raids. 24 high- risk search and arrest warrants were served across the bay area today.all part of a crime fighting plan called "operation ceasefire". the charges ranging from attempted murder, to assaultiing a police officer. tonight, police say 18 people are now behind bars. a number of weapons were also taken off the street. police say the main target today is trying to avert a gang war between two violent groups. the so- called 'money team' and 'case' gangs. today oakland police showed us how this gang was terrorizing citizens. we want to take a close look at this surveillance video. it shows two gang members who were arrested today.robbing a woman at gun-point. check it out.

(woman piercing screaming) >> now we'll slow down the video and break it down. the victim is carrying several bags.one looks to be an expensive purse. we'll freeze it here. you can also see her keys.a cell phone in the other hand. it looks like she's trying to use the keys to open the door. but before she can get inside.the two robbers charge her. the lead suspect is holding a black hand-gun. the victim falls to the ground.and the suspect grabs her purse and another bag. the second suspect grabs something else. they take off.the victim gets up and runs.screaming. here it is again in real

time with audio. the victim's scream is piercing. police say this happened a few weeks ago near lake merrit. >> reporter: this morning's raids weren't limited to just oakland. kron 4's charles clifford shows us how this effort stretched across the bay area. the oakland police department says that these raids are actually part of an ongoing effort, and they aren't revealing exactly where the arrest were made friday morning, but here's what we do know. the main focus of the effort was in oakland, specifically east oakland. 20 warrants were served across the city. also, two search warrants were served 30 miles to the east in antioch there was also a raid in nearby brentwood. and finally a single warrant was served in pacifica, which is south of san francisco now, the multi agency task

force, led by opd, served 24 high risk warrants, 21 of the raids were conducted simultaneously between 5am and 7am friday morning and they say that the raids required no significant use of force and that there were no injuries. in the newsroom, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> new tonight at eight-- thieves are taking crime a step further in the bernal heights section of san francisco. in the last few weeks they've started breaking into cars so they can eventually get inside your garage. sounds complicated. but as kron 4's j.r. stone shows you it's actually quite simple. the person behind a winning lottery ticket-- sold in walnut creek-- is no longer as i have been walking through these streets there were plenty of plain view of these visors. and i had to start looking nicer cars. to find a garage door opener. that these have cleared out the garage, and even high- end bicycles. >> that is news to me. i

have not heard of that before but i am glad to hear. >> what happened to your neighbor? >> somebody stole their items. >> they are clever! they go where the money is. you used to be able to get even a couple of thousand dollars for bicycles. >> i am surprised to hear that cars, garage doors are being opened by recent perverse. >> reporter: because of these cases by the recent -- burglaries. undercover officers have been assigned in bernal hieghts. a mystery. bay area resident, massoud ardalan, came forward today to claim his prize. a 33- million dollar winning ticket! he bought it at this shell

gas station on ygnacio valley road. near heather farm park. ardalan says when he saw the ticket. he couldn't believe his eyes! (cheers & applause) >> reporter: adralan was amazed.

>> that is great! and who would have thought? i was thinking that when they mentioned it on the tv. >> there are nice, they're quiet. and i wish them the best. i think that i would be having a block party. when they do come back. i am sure that they have all of their clothing, and personal the farce and the house. >> great for them, personal- effect of their home. >> i am happy for them. i wish i was the big winner. >> maybe we will know somebody. a little did i know it was going to be the neighbors across the street. this will help he is unemployed. >> the new millionaire wife wants to go back to work the neighbors do not expect to see them any time soon. in walnut creek kron 4 news. after taxes, the couple will walk away with nearly 18- million dollars. the owners of the gas

station got lucky too. they will be getting a bonus of 165- thousand dollars. and new at 8-- kron 4's alecia reid spoke with the couple's surprised neighbors are talking about the new millionaires on their block. massoud ardalan and his wife were in sacramento picking up their lotto winningsthe 33 million dollar check will help plans to start his own business and put friends and jobs,back to work. and also salon to manage. while out collecting their couple's modest walnut creek home was quiet. but there air >> haha ha ha that's great! it's fantastic. who woulda >> they're nice, they're need to have a block party when they get back. >> i'm happy for the people that won the money. i wish it was me. >> little did we know it was our neighbor across the street. good for them. he's unemployed so i know it'll help >> reporter: although the new millionare wife says she plans on going back to work, neighbors say they don't plan on seeing the winning couple for a while. alecia reid, kron 4 news. windy conditions. sunday, more sunshine and even more warm conditions

>> he's arguably the hottest athlete in the bay area. 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick making dreams come true today in danville. kap was at the safeway there.signing autographs and shaking hands. he apparently brought about 1,000 pictures to sign for fans. slight issue though - around 2,000 showed up. the new niners started was very gracious.shaking every hand.and the like was out the door and around the building. ahead at eight. a landmark restaurant damaged by fire. a look at the extensive damage. and when the famed "chez panisse" will reopen. plus: new information tonight about the victim in a deadly lion mauling. and: thousands of jobs added last month. but what do the new numbers mean? we break it down for you. coming up.

>> in san jose. police say they've solved two recent murder cases in the city. this person is behind bars, accused of a stabbing a man to death. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc7 news. the victim, in his twenties, was found near guadalupe oak grove park on wednesday. an arrest also made in another murder. this woman is behind bars -- accused of stabbing her boyfriend to death in his apartment. this was the scene yesterday. the victim -- who suffered from dementia-- went missing in early february. police say at some point over the last few weeks, he showed up without anyone noticing. and was killed. this marked san jose's eighth homicide of the year. >> new tonight-- operators of the cat haven wildlife sanctuary say they will re-open on sunday. just four days after the death of volunteer dianna hansen. hansen was killed wednesday, when a 550-pound lion escaped from an enclosure. today. founder dale anderson said there is no evidence that hansen's death was due to her own

carelessness.he said she was not talking on her cell phone as previously indicated. the founder also saidhansen would agree that the concern now.should be for the surviving animals. >> it is important that we attend to their health and well-being, and we believe returning to normal operations is part of that process. >> pam: pele, a ten year old female lion, is feeling the stress of the traumatic week at the cat haven sanctuary. >> she was making -- like almost a barking noise and according to the handlers up here, this was a noise she does not normally make because of the stress. >> pam: her companion, couscous, was killed after the fatal attack on wednesday. the coroner says couscos was in this feeding cage, separated from the larger lion enclosure by a guillotine=type gate. hansen was in the larger space when couscous somehow managed to lift the gate. >> she absolutely adored cous cous a lion that has been with the facility that they had had for many

years. >> diana was not honor cellphone and she was following protocol >> animal experts say couscous just followed a lion's instincts. >> if you look at your domestic cat, you can see those natural innate abilities to be a hunter. when you take that to a level of a tiger or lion, that's timed by many, many thousands when it comes to predatory ability and strength." >> this is the power that these animals have. it is -- it's a tragic thing that happened here. i just can't describe what my fears are for the people of the sanctuary and all these parents,. every time, for now, when i see an african lion or tiger, i'm going to think of this young lady for the rest of my life as well. >> pam: hansen's father says his daughter loved her job. >> she was so happy. her last two months there as an internship at cat haven were the happiest of her life. her mother and i agree we had never seen her happier since the two months she got there. >> fire destroys part of a berkeley landmark. this is video of the early morning fire at the famed "chez panisse". the restaurant is now closed. but, chef alice waters tells kron 4's justine waldman. the restaurant will reopen. alice waters says information about reopening

>> this fire was believed to start with an electrical problem. the bulk of this space including the kitchen is fine. >> the rest of the building is in very good shape the beams, the construction will allow us to open the cafe as quickly as we can. i am hoping within the next week. >> a berkeley icon that since 1971. dozens stopped by the restaurant to see the damage. >> we came from las vegas just a couple of hours ago the plan was to have lunch here. now we are going to have to find something else is horrible! >> is a berkeley institution not only is a hugely locally important but this restaurant is known to of the world. >> the sprinkler system saved the structure from burning to the ground. as

they figure out how to move on a she is determined to make the top restaurants in the world better than before. >> i feel like a little part of the has burned down. but it is something that i know that we can fix. we are very good at this. >> a fire burned a part of this restaurant about 30 years ago to the day. bringing back memories back. they're rebuilding process is already starting but the reservations have been cancelled until march 23rd. >> alice waters says informations will be posted on the restaurants facebook and twitter pages. >> get ready for some great warm temperatures first we are dealing with this, windy conditions. half moon bay, 23. and when you factor in the wind gusting it is much

higher. 25 in hayward. 29 degrees in half moon bay. even downtown san francisco. many of us in the 40's and '50's. under clear to partly conditions. here is the satellite and radar up storms blue canyon and interstate 80. we did see a lot of 70's. and a first, a highs for your saturday 65 degrees in santa clara. mountain view, also 64. and in the east bay and low mid 60s for san leandro. nearly 70 in walnut creek. it's the same for pittsburgh and danville. 67 degrees. in

the north bay, mid-60s. downtown san francisco, 62 degrees. oakland, 63. your kron 4 7 day around the bay to not forget that we have the clock going forward. daylight savings * begins. tuesday and wednesday are when the warmest days will be happening. >> a new "hotel deal" website is generating buzz for saving people money in a unique way. as our tech reporter gabe >> gary: coming up when you see alicia is it that exciting. >> stay with us, and also

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>> now for a look at our top stories at eight-thirty. new information tonight about the case against a redwood city teacher. accused of abusing autistic children. the san mateo county district attorney has *dropped charges. because witnesses have changed their story. but the parents are still filing civil suits. oakland police say the city is a little safer tonight. nearly 20 violent crime suspects were rounded up in a series of raids. 24 high- risk search and arrest warrants were served across the bay area today. tonight, police say 18 people are now behind bars. a number of weapons were also taken off the street. it was all part of a crime fighting plan called "operation ceasefire". in san francisco's bernal heights nieghborhood. thieves are going after garage openers. and car registration forms. so they can find the homeowner's

address. then open up the garage. and steal everything inside police warn drivers *not to leave their garage openers in their car. investigators tell kron4 that undercover officers have now been assigned to the area. osama bin laden's son in- law facing a judge on american soil today. the government describes sulaiman abu ghaith as a spokesperson for the terrorist network after the 9-11 attacks. now he is entitled to the same judicial process as the american citizens he is accused of conspiring to kill. elizabeth corridan brings us up-to-date on today's developments. >> reporter: osama bin laden's son-in-law, sulaiman abu ghaith, made a brief appearance friday in a federal court room in new york city. he entered a not guilty plea through his attorney. abu ghaith is charged with one count of conspiring to kill americans. in court documents, prosecutors allege the al qaeda spokesperson tried to recruit more terrorists and

said about potential post 9-11 attacks on the u-s, quote, 'the storms will not stop, especially the airplane storms." abu ghaith - seen here with osama bin laden- was transferred to u.s. custody overseas on february 28th and arrived in the united states the following day. prosecutors say the suspect made a 22-page statement following his arrest, details of which are not being released. >> now that we have him under control, there needs to be a really deep, what i would call a dive into what he knows, when he knew it and how he got the information. >> reporter: some republicans say he's an enemy combatant who should not be afforded the same rights as american citizens. they want him tried by a military commission at guatanamo bay. >> we lose valuable

intelligence that can be used to prevent future attacks >> reporter: the obama administration contends the u-s court system is the best road to justice. >> the intelligence way to protect our national security interests is to prosecute abu ghaith in an article 3 court. >> reporter: abu ghaith's next hearing is set for april 8th. elizabeth corridan kron 4 news. >> in a rare move, former president bill clinton is pushing the supreme court to overturn an act that he signed into law. clinton says he's had a change of heart on the defense of marriage act. it's a law that defines marriage as a legal union between a man and a woman. and denies federal benefits to same-sex couples. the high court will hear arguments about whether the law is constitutional later this month. along with arguments about california's proposition 8. clinton says it was a very different time when the act reached his desk back in 19- 96. he says he now believes it goes against the principles of the united states constitution. >> our defenders discovered what appeared to be a large stash of illegal narcotics on our beach here at vandenberg air force base just north of wall? beach. also on the scene was an overturned aluminum boat, and its engine looks like it has been removed, like fallen off. >> all 2,000 of the base's

buildings were searched for possible intruders. and officials say, they still have not found the person who may have been driving the boat. they determined that there is no threat to the base, nor the local community. the department of homeland security has taken over the investigation in the east coast-- the power has been steadily returning for customers hit by snow. more than a foot of snow fell in some parts of connecticut. power officials say the weight of the snow and strong winds pulled down power lines and broke some trees. fewer than 17-hundred customers are still in the dark -- that's down from 13-thousand customers at the height of the storm.

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>> now for today's market update. another day another record high for the dow. the stock market closed today marking the sixth straight day of gains -- a report from the u-s government indicating a hiring increase in february. helped the surge. and here are todays numbers. the dow jones jumped 67 points friday to close at 14-thousand-397. the nasdaq gained 12 points to 3-thousand- 244. and s-and-p rose nearly seven points to close at one-thousand- 551-- now just 14 points away from its own record.

alison kosik breaks down the new jobs report. and what it means for our economy. >> reporter: the labor market moved forward in february. employers added 236-thousand jobs. that means the economy has been adding jobs for three straight years now. the unemployment rate fell to 7-point-7 percent. the lowest since 2008. and one notable stand-out. the construction sector is making a comeback. adding 48-thousand jobs in february, and over 100- thousand jobs since november. that's a nice turnaround. considering that the industry lost millions of jobs during the financial crisis. construction is typically one of the last parts of the economy to recover after a recession. but now, with the housing market coming back, construction jobs finally are as well. although there's still a lot of ground to make up. but diane swonk, chief economist at mesirow financial, says while the overall trend in hiring is good, there's still plenty to be concerned about. >> the trend has been in the in firings. we've seen that in jobless claims, and we've seen some reports that suggest that consumers are feeling a little better about the situation today in the job market as well. that's the good news. that perception has yet to show up in the reality of the data, and until we really see people put their hat in the ring and looking for

jobs because they know they're going to get them, we won't feel a lot better >> reporter: that's the problem -- thousands of people are still dropping out of the work force. they've given up hope, stopped looking. that helps lower the unemployment rate, too. but for the wrong reason. so for now, a good jobs report. but still room for improvement. i'm alison kosik in new york. new tonight at 8-- >> state senator mark leno and other san francisco leaders, annouced a proposed law that would require both the san francisco and san mateo county boards of supervisors. to vote on whether gun shows could be allowed at the cow palace. and senator leno openly he admitted how both counties feel about gun shows. >> "i acknowledge both counties board of supervisors have repeatedly passed resolutions unaminously urging the state not th have the gun shows at this location but i can tell you what either borad would do five or ten or thirty years from now if there were to reach a consenious and say they wanted the gun

show well that would be the voice of the people." among the speakers, was one community activist who held up a c-d case with a bullet hole in it. to show how he was also a vicitim of gun violence. the cow palace sits on state property. which is why a resolution is needed to make any changes. >> an asteroid the size of a city block will pass by earth this weekend. but you can rest easy. there's no danger of it hitting our planet. this is a nasa animation. the 250-foot wide asteroid makes its closest approach to earth-- saturday afternoon here in the united states. the giant space rock won't get closer than 600- thousand miles. the moon is less than half that distance away. it won't be like just a few weeks ago.when a meteor slammed into southern

russia. that explosion -- which you see here-- shattered windows for miles. about 15-hundred people were hurt. >> lamborghini is celebrating its 50-th anniversary in style. the company is releasing a new car. its fastest model yet. it will be called the veneno. the car will come equiped with a 750-horsepower engine that can send it from zero-to-sixty in just three-seconds. with a top speed of 220 miles-per-hour. the cost. around four- million-dollars. currently only three are being made and they already have buyers. i believe that gary radnich is one of them! loand it's coming up meal time with gary and his lovely wife and-- email time with sports.

ñáçwçñ time is not on your side >> this weekend. when clocks spring forward early sunday morning to observe daylight saving time, you'll lose one hour. karin caifa looks at why we spring forward in the first place. and how to cope with the change. >> reporter: some weekends fly by more quickly than others. this weekend, it's not your imagination. most of the country loses one hour -- 'springing ahead." the concept of daylight saving time can be traced back to benjamin franklin, but geoff chester of the u-s naval observatory - the nation's authority on timekeeping - says it really

grew along with victory gardens during world war one. >> the idea of having an extra hour of daylight after work meant that workers could go home from the factory and have an extra hour to tend their victory gardens >> reporter: decades later, it's still around. but some studies have suggested bumps in heart attacks and traffic accidents following the "spring ahead." not to mention grumpy workers on monday morning, when the national sleep foundation says you'll feel it most. so rather than try to steal that hour back by sleeping in -- >> get up, take some exercise, get out and get some light, which will help set the morning alarm clock in your brain so that it's not so difficult to wake up on monday morning. >> reporter: they also suggest using the occasion to take stock of sleeping habits, like kicking certain items out of the bedroom. >> put aside the cell phone, the ipads and other electronic devices that keep us connected so that you're no disturbed by them in the middle of the night. >> reporter: and look at the

bright side.the time change means warmer days of spring and summer, are on the way. karin caifa. kron 4 news on a saturday, at least you can enjoy that portion of daylight savings time. the wind speed still, 22 mph. redwood city, fairfield the wind gusting. 25 in hayward. the wind gusting at 25 m.p.h. it will be breezy tonight otherwise partly cloudy to clear conditions sunny and warm. with more sunshine in the forecast and even warmer conditions this high-pressure is in control. we did see some of snowfall

in lake tahoe. pop up showers. most of that has died down and high-pressure is gaining in strength with continued sunshine. for the weekend and also for the work week. it will be very dry. the highs for tomorrow's 67 degrees in oakland. 63 in the san rafael. upper 50s and san rafael and nearly mid-60s. and for the sierras great spring skiing. it looks fantastic. sunny and mild. and your kron 4 7 day around the bay sunny on the sunday. monday, looking decent. i think that we could even see some 80s. inshore the warmer day east. warmer day.

>> good evening everybody. the santa clara dream ended just a few moments ago. they have a pretty good season but you have to have these conference tournament victories to get any respect they have a one point lead. they lost 14 straight games and knocked off three teams for a chance to go to the santa clara season. 60-58. courtesy of loyola. colin kaepernick if 49ers quarterback colin (cheers & applause) kaepernick was at the safeway store in danville signing autographs for his adoring fans kaepernick brought around

1,000 pictures to sign - only potential problem is an estimated 2,000 fans showed upmaybe they found some extra pictures kaepernick was gracious in signing and shaking hands with fans 49ers stadium 75% sold out the new santa clara stadium is nearing 50% completion and still more than a year away from opening - but three-fourths of the seats have already been sold. 46,100 of the 68,500 seats are sold - bringing in about $800 million in revenue - the total cost to build the stadium is $1.2 billion it costs fans between $2,000 and $80,000 just for the right to buy season tickets

$80,000. tiger woods at doral an iguana on the course for the cadillac championship at doral in florida tiger woods - on fire again today - the great approach on the par 4, 15th hole from 114 yards out would lead to a birdie tiger's birdie putt on the 13th hole is true tiger follows up yesterday's 66 with a 65 today tiger: leads by two strokes at -13 overall wbc spain puerto rico b/1st, scoreless angel pagan on first base - playing for his native puerto rico carlos beltran at the plate - and beltran doubles to shallow right bringing pagan all the way around to

score to put puerto rico on the board that run would be all puerto rico would need to beat spain three puerto rican pitchers combine on a 5-hit shutout puerto rico wins 3-0 it is interesting to see how many people they brought for this time of year. when we come back, somebody says that we are rude, obnoxious and not caring. and are you ready? >> what is this week? [laughter] >> i think that this is directed at one person! >> gary: we are back.

>> gary: and what do we have? >> shawna i bet on the warriors? >> yes. they are beating the houston. i think that the warriors are going to make the playoffs. they have an advantage. >> and why you always make such a big deal about their 20s spending money to spend the warriors. i was thinking when i was in my 20s. $100? maybe i would go see a musical act. and if you

have it to throw it around but otherwise watch it on television. >> and if you are in tyler, and i do not know why you are always giving good riddance to brian wilson. >> when you are working in the middle of something. do something and get your beard but i think that he seems to be attracting attention to myself. not that i'm holding a vendetta but show off when you were on the mound. but to take a break when you're off the field. he seems hungry for attention all the time >> and do you realize how rude you are when you tell people that you are out of the demographic? >> that is from the radio.

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